Children in Single-Parent Families - Alabama

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Children in Single-Parent Families (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: VOICES for Alabama's Children

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Scale: 17.2% - 64.5%


Alabama	34.0%
Autauga	25.2%
Baldwin	26.5%
Barbour	47.5%
Bibb	29.8%
Blount	20.4%
Bullock	59.3%
Butler	44.1%
Calhoun	36.3%
Chambers	45.5%
Cherokee	28.7%
Chilton	27.3%
Choctaw	33.4%
Clarke	37.0%
Clay	32.7%
Cleburne	23.5%
Coffee	29.7%
Colbert	31.2%
Conecuh	50.1%
Coosa	36.8%
Covington	32.3%
Crenshaw	34.2%
Cullman	23.8%
Dale	34.1%
Dallas	58.8%
DeKalb	25.4%
Elmore	28.0%
Escambia	39.7%
Etowah	32.2%
Fayette	29.7%
Franklin	28.2%
Geneva	32.9%
Greene	56.9%
Hale	46.3%
Henry	32.4%
Houston	38.4%
Jackson	26.2%
Jefferson	38.6%
Lamar	30.7%
Lauderdale	29.5%
Lawrence	27.3%
Lee	31.7%
Limestone	24.2%
Lowndes	50.5%
Macon	64.5%
Madison	28.9%
Marengo	41.6%
Marion	30.9%
Marshall	29.2%
Mobile	41.1%
Monroe	39.4%
Montgomery	46.7%
Morgan	29.3%
Perry	58.5%
Pickens	42.8%
Pike	44.0%
Randolph	34.0%
Russell	49.7%
St. Clair	22.2%
Shelby	17.2%
Sumter	57.2%
Talladega	39.2%
Tallapoosa	40.9%
Tuscaloosa	35.9%
Walker	28.9%
Washington	26.6%
Wilcox	53.2%
Winston	26.6%

Definitions:

Percent of own children under 18 years of age residing with only one parent. Since data reported are for “own children,” they do not include children who live in households with a single grandparent, aunt, uncle, or another person who is not the parent.

Data Source:

U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census of Population, Census Bureau Website, www.census.gov, Summary File 1, Table 28, Released 2001; and U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census of Population, Census Bureau Website, www.census.gov, Summary Tape File 1, Table 31, Released June, 2011.

Alabama Grantee

VOICES for Alabama's Children P.O. Box 4576
Montgomery, AL 36103-4576

334-213-2410
http://www.alavoices.org

Linda Tilly , Executive Director

VOICES is a non-profit, non-partisan, statewide, multi-issue child advocacy organization seeking to ensure the well-being of Alabama's children through research, public awareness and advocacy.

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